Godly maturity requires responsibility
When parents are raising young children, do they hope their kids remain the same all their lives, or do they hope they mature into adults who take on responsibility? The apostle Paul hopes for the same thing for the Corinthian church! Join us this weekend as we look at how maturity comes with responsibility in 2 Corinthians 11.
Mike Hojnacki
Elder
elders@communityfellowship.comMike grew up in Hudson, OH, in a Christ-centered home where his dad shared the Gospel with him at a young age. While he accepted Christ early, it was in high school that his faith became personal. A competitive athlete, Mike pursued wrestling, which led him to Messiah University to study Christian Ministries. Just before graduation, he was diagnosed with Stage 2 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. God’s grace and the support of the church carried him through, and he’s been in remission since 2011. Mike now serves as the Pennsylvania State Director for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He, his wife Lindsay, and their daughters, Ava and Addie, live in Mount Joy and serve at CFC.
You need the authority of Jesus in your life
Give like God
True generosity comes from the grace of God
Deep and Full Relationships include correction
The Grace That Saves Us Also Claims Us
Who you are and what you do is based on who He is and what He’s done
Look to Eternity. Live for Christ.
Don’t lose heart in your ministry
Depend on the Spirit
God wants you to be smelly
The Lord wants us to grow through confrontation and restoration
Godly Maturity in Criticism
